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Two Rattiesnake Bites.

REsbISe Iniy Zs--Jona,iian W Bniz 1T
this city, who was on Monday morning
stung in the finger by his pet raftlesnaI<e, is
tonight free from pain. His fate, is howev-
eT very uncertain From head TO fool his
body is covered with spots like those of the
snake which bit him. The wounded finger
is black the left arm swollen and his left
side disooloresi With the appearance Of the
snake spots the swelling decreased, the in
tense pain disappeared and Butz is able 10
rest for the first time since Monday.
Butt has taken no medicine except whisky
which was given him IN large doses to keep
the blood in circulation Michael Heller
the veteran snake doctor, is treating the s,if-
ferer BY the old-fashioned fiith-cnre known
As pow-wowingn Heller is about 10 years
of age, and this is his forty ninth case of the
kind. Whether Butt will recover or not he
can not tell until four days have elapsed. As
the injured man is young and Of strong con
stitution he expects him to recovered. The af-
iected part has been neither cut out nor eau
terized. Butz places entire confidence in
pow-wowing, aud says g if necessary he Il
die game"
Mr.. HOLLY, July 27.-Although for many
years an ardent Prohibitionist, Michael i.
Bowker, resident of Southampton. Bur
hngton County, found IL absolutely neces-
sary for him yesterday TO abandon his VOWS
in regard to total abstinence. Early in the
morning Mr.. Bowker left his home near
Tabernacle for the purpose of gathering
huckleberries on the edge of the pine forest
When he had wandered long distance he
came upon a spot where the fruit hung in
great clusters, and so intent was he in gath
eTing them that he did not notice an i'm
mense rattlesnake coiiei directly in front Of
him As lie reached forward to pull the
brush toward him the snake fastened itself
on Mr.. Bowkers hand. In a moment he
had shaken it off and started oil on a rum,
sucking the blood from the wound as he rans
He kept on for over mile, when be found
Dr. Reeves, of Medford, vino cut out the flesh
about the wound on Mr. Bowker's hand, aud
then started with him for Medford On
reaching that place he drank a quart Of real
old applejack This had the desired effect
and completely counteracted the effects Of
the poison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03
Dime Novel Graduates.

FREEpoRr. Ill, July 2s-Two very youth
ful horse thieves were jailed here to-day
They were Fred. Cyler. l3 years old, Of
Lena, this county, and VIM. Simmons, Is
years ago from the New York Juvenile Asy-
lum. by whose agent he was bound out to
live with man near Lena until II years
old. Last Monday the lads stole two horses
and brought them TO Frecport Failing to
sell and having been discovered, the lads
left the horses and started East. They were
arrested at Marpnoo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

IT has been 50 hot out west for the last
ten days that the hens are laying hard
boiled eggs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

SOME of the Democratic organs, finding
that they cannot read Randall out OF the
party, are now busily engaged feeding
him taffy. Samuel isn't that kind Of a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

THOSE who profess TO speak by the rec
ord assert that last month wasthe hottest
month experienced in this country for al
most a century.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

The Republicans Of Ohio are in line OF
battle for 1855, and John Sherman carries
their banner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

THE light from the top Of the Washing
ton monument is visible twenty-nine
miles distant
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

Mr. Cleveland then spent some time in ex-
amining. the invitation which was lying ON
a table beside him Il Is large volume
handsomely bound in sealskin and bearing
on a white satin panel inserted in the cover
the words Kansas city to President and
Mrs misunderstanding, lss7. The first
six leaves of the book contain six allegorieal
figures in water color Illustrative Of the re-
sources of Kansas City and the states of Kan
sas. Missouri, Texas. Colorado and the In
dian Territory. .
Tho President, having completed his ex-
animation Of the invitation. was introduced
to The ladies accompanying the party, who
told him frankly that they we're not half As
desirous Of seeing him IN Kansas Cty IS
they were MrS Cleveland
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Charlie. A. smtler decd, late n -lias
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration on the above cS'5' ,s.
having been granted 70 the undersigned ol t.S ~
proper authority notice j. hereby gwen " N
persons indebted % said estate 70 make ilni..tt
ate payment, and those having claims agilu-' lls
same 20 present them duly aufhenucltei i1i - ~
tiement on saturday, August 10Th lSs1, al i' ''
idence of sarah stalker. in Bucksi0N n
DAVID L. COLEMAN
iunee5. Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

THF President has accepted Horace
Greely's advice to young men, and Will
yn west
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

THE Kansas City Journal says that the
recent rains assure from fifty to seventy
five bushels Of corn 10 the acre
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03
SOMERSET COUNTY. -

t--1 The Common wealth ol Penu-y ylgana
SEAL 10 the sheriff Of said County 6reelins
t--J
II George w. Anderson make you secure
ir presenting hi, claim. then we command yui
that You summon by good and Lawful simmons
Howard Anderson, Thomas VI. Andersen Ntlh
da iuiermarried with James Hyatt. A. j. Anfitf
sol, residing IA Eayette Co. Pa. Nuih VI Aulr
son, residing ~ Greene Co Pa. Elizabeth inir
married with Francis Morrison, uoW decsl'e.
leaving 20 survive her seven heirs, Lucinda ana
Mary Elizabeth, residing iu Fayette Co. lfl
residing IN Scugtdale, WeSuaorelaud Co.. Pi- .
glret intermarrid with - Fleming. rrsidins m
Wcsimareia1d Co, r. laje ot yauf County. SD tiai
they De and appear before 0ur Judges At -omrf
ser at 0nr County Court Of Common Pleas lneie
% ue held ON tho second Monday Of september
ueNt' tu answer George ". Anderson In Summons
pi Partition COR the following described Ecai r
tate 4 certain tract OF land situate in l9.ti
tufkefl floOt township. somerset ip., Ei.t .ll 'iE
ing lands 1f Jacob * Moon. Lorenzo b NeN1t
Henry II kunutz, and Others containing ~ atit5
more pr les>, having thereon erected three sliaA
tug dwelling houses one stable aud utnst 'u
buildings, of which my acres are cleared A-l
two acres IN meadow. Also. two nipple 17chafs
Oh the premises. vita the appurtenance1. lla.
Partition Thereof De made between them 'l.-
Plaintiff ani Deieadantsi according io the ah'
made ami provided. Aad have YOn Their e-.
writ.
Wines the Hon Wm. }. Baer. Pr,sdehl y
our sud Court at Somerset. Pa, this 9TH day q"
july A. d. ISL
Aug. 3. 1Ss7. CLERK
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Ihe manufacture, sale, or keeping for sale OF
lhloXieating liquor, to be used a. "a beyerags i
hereby prohibited, aud any violation OF this pro
hiDitiou shall be misdeneanOr punishable as
sliall be provided by law
me manufacture, sale keeping for sale Of
Intoxicating liquor tor other purposes than a. a
beverage may he allowed in such inanIIer only rs
may be prescribed by law. The General Assembly
Siiii al the hrst session succeeding the adoption
OF this article OF the Constitution enact laws with
adequate penalties for its enforcement
true copy of the Joint Resolution
CHARLES W STONE
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF,
RIrsH s. MoMILLEN. Of MiddIecreck Twp.
FOR PBOTHONoTARl,
DANIEL. J. HORNER, Of Somerset Bor-
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER
JACOB u. sWANK. Of ConemaHgh Twp.
FOR TREASE RER,
GEO. J. BLACK, Of Meyers.ale Bor
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
DAVID =. WAGNER Of Shade Twp.
GEORGE N. NEFF. Of Somerset Bor.
r1R POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
.NssluH ~ FIKE. Of Somerset Twp.
FOR AUDITORS,
GAEEIEi. GOOD. Of Somerset Twp.
eANTEL L. sHOBER. Of Somerset Twp
FOR CORONER.
FRANK WOLF, Of Meyersdaie Bor-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03
The President Accepts Another In
vitation.

WAsHISsroN, July 1.-THE Kansas City
delegation which came TO Washington invite
the President to visit Kansas City, during his
contemplated western trip, were accorded a
special reception in the East Room of the
White House about noon to-day. There were
over one hundred persons in the party, in
cluding lsdies They fled into the East
Room in eouE.leS and ranged themselves in a
seini-circle, and Is sason as the President Gu
tered Mr. g. II. Allen. chairman of the dele
CATION. introduced each of the other members
in turn When this forniaiity was over Mr..
Allen advanced and addressed the President.
Mr. Allen said the delegation represented
the merchants, manufacturers, physicians
bankers and men Of business generally of
Kansas City, who bore All inyitatin to him
self and Mrs. Cleveland, signed by 2l,voo
citizens, asking him TO visit them He
thought the visit was in the line Of the Pres
ideni's public duty, and assured him of al
enthusiastic welcome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-03

George ". Anderson
vs..
Howard Anderson, ThOs.
NJ. anderson. Nalndd
intermarreG with James
Hyatt. 4 5. Anderson re-
siding in Fdyette Co. Pa.
Noah NJ Andersen, re-
siding in Greene Go. Pa.
Elizabeth inlcrmarricd
with Francis Morrison. Ne. sept Term
now deceased, leaving to
survive her seven heirs Summons iu Pa'
Lucinda and Mary Eiiz-
abeth. residing IN Fay
etie Go. Pa. Flora, resid-
ing IN Scottdale. West
mOreland Co. Pa. Chas..
ThUs and Geo. Morrison
and Margaret iuternnr-
ried with - Flemming
residing in Westmorc-
land Co PA
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XIX.

There shall be an additional article To said on
stituticn % be designated as Article XIX a. fol-
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The President replied as follows
/ should not be frank with you if pro-
ftssed that the invitation which you have
Just now so pleasantly and cordially extend
ed was the first intimation / have had Of
your desire that | should see you at your
beautiful home have thought that any
trip might make bringing mein your neigh
borhood would be incomplete and wanting
in advantage and profit if it did not include
a short stay in your active, stirring city. /
am specially pleased that the invitation which
you 50 kindly extend TO me has no parrish
or political feature, but that the parties 10 il
are the people Of Kansas City, desirous OF ex-
hibiting TO their servant and the Chief Mag
istrate of all the people what they have done
and contributed towards tine national great
ness and prosperity, of which every Ameri-
can citizen IS or should be proud. And the
pleasure which the non-poiitical feature of
your invitation gives me is increased by the
fact that Kansas City is represented bere by
the parties who are actually engaged in the
diverse enterprises which have made your
city great and prosperous, and that every in
terest which she fosters has place in the
delegation | see before me.
! want TO see your city and ] can discern
no opportunity 10 do 81 unless ] extend the
trip to St Louis already determined upon
and include Kansas City among the places !
shall visit. The consideration have already
given the subject and the heartiness and
sincerity of your invitation induce me 10 ac-
cept it At once Ny time upon this contem-
plated trip viii, Of course. be limited, and
many places which should be glad TO see
must be passed by but ! am SO free from
doubt as 10 what should do in response 10
your invitation that ;hink it would be af-
fectation to do otherwise than to assure YOU
that your city shall be included in my
scheme. cannot now fix the exact date
when / will be- with you, but shall lie glad
70 arrange that and other details hereafter
with those acting in your behalf ! might
add in a general way that the time of my
visit will be between the LIST and the 18th of
October
The Presidents remarks were loudly cheer
ed aud as the applause subsided he turned
to Mr.. Allen and remarked sotto voice II
this is evidence oftbe way you will treat me
when get TO Kansas City | don't know
when shall be able to leave there.
BEAUTIFUL INVITATION.
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'Frisco's Statue Of Liberty.

Adolph Sutro has let the contracts
Ior the construction of monument of
Liberty for this harbOr. The firure
ana pedestal viii be forty feet bich
A powerful electric light Will be thrown
from torch held in the hand. ike
that OF the Bartholdi Statue. The
monument will be placed on the higher
OF the Two Peaks, so that the licht will
De 1000 feet above the level of the bav.
Inc Twin Peaks occupy almost a
central position, being euuidistant
from the bay on the north and east
anu the ocean on the west.
The chief figure will be that of a
woman eighteen feet high holdjno the
loren aloft in the right hand, and in
the left the sword of Justice. At bor
feet will be the fallen figure of Desnot-
ism ana Anarchy, which, from its re-
Cumoent position, cndeavOrs to pull
Gown the arm which rrasns tie sword
Inc pedestal will be twenty feet bicrh
and VIII rest in the base cut in the solid
rock OF the peak. The entire struct-
ure will be of blush sandstone onorriod
at the San Miguel ranch. The base Of
the pedestal will be eleven feet souara
ana the figure will rest on platform
seven feet square.
ne idea has given the greatest
s1t'SIaetlon to those who have heard
OF H. and AL are loud in their praises
% the undertaking which shall helm
10 throw the light of Liberty from .
ocean to ocean. The figures will cost .
% U0O and work is being done now ON
tie base. -'" W
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q russians knowledge Of Cavalry.

CoI. Sukhotin, who wants the Rus
0lah army to be turned into hordes of
cavalry like those of Tamerlane and
Gehghls Khan, has contributed 70 a
russian military magazine an able pa.
Per on the American cavalry durjno
the war OF secession. Therein we dis
cover some Of the motives which in
auced the recent transformation of tho
russian cavalry into dragons. But
% SlaI war was Waged between masses
~ unframed horsemen, it is highly i'm
PROBABLE that its lessons should appIv
10 the conditions Of i European con-
nlcL. The Americans on both sides
preferred the revolver in the melee to
Ihe saber or lance; but why? Because
Ihelr troopers were not good enough
norsemen to use the cold steel with
eject. A Federal lancer regiment. 700
strong, being routed, brought only
twenty lances with them out of the
Tray, and it is patent fact that the |
saner' III the hands of tyro, is more
dangerous to his chargers ears than |
20 MS antagonist. In addition. I'M /
Lralned soldiers sadly ill-use and nec-
lect their horses. Experience taught
the Federal Government that its cav
airy, under an enterprising leader,
mad to be remounted throughout every
four months. The cavalry belonging
70 the Army of the Potomac. averaGinG
1Z,OOO strong, were supplied with 3d.
VIS remounts within six months Rio
orous measures were taken to compel
the men to spare their horses. A troop
er galloping through a street of Wash
lngton, being called upon by sentry
TO moderate his pace, was shot dead
on refusing to obey. Whole regiments
were turned into infantry for persist
ent neglect of their horses. Sheridan's
assertion that 10000 horses should be
able to prevent the concentration of
100000 men was based on the assump-
ton that he could at the outset over
whclm the cavalry of the enemy with
the fire Of dragons or mounted infan-
try; and upon belief in it Russia
seems to'have staked its existence rs a ,
reading military power.-St. JameSS
Gazette. !
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She Wanted n Man.

Jackson Palmer and Ella Anderson,
a. colored couple, marched into Justice
RusSells Office last evening. the damseI
leading Jackson by the hand. An
proceeding the rather bewjldered JUS
tice she produced an oflicial-lookinr
paper that proved TO bc marriare
license. and thru>ting it into his hands,
beSaL chewing her apronstrincs rs
she said; "Mister, Use been nifty lone
sum sis las yeah an I>e wanted a
man heap. dun cotcaed dis hcah
niger, aud Yves gwine to ret married.
Dis IS de fust time | cher cum To sich
a place rs ais here, ana we want Won
70 fix the ratfaxions."
Justice Russell's eyes opened wide,
but he took in the situation and. with
TIE best grace Imaginable. performed
the cereuony. after Whica tie smiling
couple walked down the street hand in
hand, each casting terribly biz sheep's
eyes at each other.
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Franz Gillett Receive. !.

N91NN~S
T! Frank Gillett. of this CITY. Il.
holder OF one-tenth part s. 8.
sos in The Louisiana S,.,.
drawing $4,000 on the l.th
ceiyed a package yesterda,
Wells-Fargo express coDt,;.,
crisp twenty dollar bills
were made in just nine dnv.
time the ticket was forwsrs.,1
here for collection.
To a reporter for The Nev. i,
lett stated that he had been IT,
in this lottery every month for,a.
two or three years. never era.
two occasions, investing mora q. !,
dollar at time. The total ar..
has invested up to the presess !. 8
will not exceed $50.
He never drew any thing prior !. /.
time' but he kept right on, feeli0 : !, -
he stood as good a chance i ~
anyone and his confidence was - ~
ed. Mr.. Gillett says he shan c 49,.
to invest IN the lottery everp ms-.,
notwithstanding his good for.r.
While he was talking to the renor .,a
etter was delivered to Mr. Car
which contained his ticket for III rs..
monthly drawing.-Norfolk IN,
News, Sept 90. sa
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Upon the system ilficte by disease of thu
klIneys and oil oder They ar. OK the con
tuition more stee lily j. some eases than
pulm nary type. AS You value y0ur Ilf-,.
arrest tendency To debili Y, and consa.
quent inactivity of the renal organs. Should
you experience any such. Infusr vigor and
3rtl Il OF the KIDD eys with that sulutary
'diurellc; Hostetter,s stomach titters. Tie
proper degree of stimulation is I'M a1ted by
81 gglsh; With this timely check, Bright's
disease: dlaoetis, catarrh of the bladder. and
9ther klndred disorders. may be prev nted.
ments ana rheumatism. are likewise CON
quer Die with this soy reign no ST hold
4 emsdy. Az inst he effects OF exposure in
d .: 2enlgn ettguard, and revives strength
after undue fatigu- b III
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A'0 Cycle for MILITARY P,,rno.o


mounted infantry snrror
fectiTe f nany dis advantages as IN 1' e.
must bc ,T Inft one-third OF the nnmbn r
and IT'S " ieft to take care Of the bnr rIoer
Dered ~ ittiilaInng two-thirds arc ho .,U'
in co,1o Inc necessity of kecninG rr''lI,
wb;Io ~ ','i'i distance Of their anin,a!-
wHlle the horses themselves fd "lillildlS'
I IN. mark for the enonni - " co!i-
H1n3. compare mounted imf altIl-
nn,''h Ihese conditions with . siniii
NJ DGr oI men mounted unon p nraine
tho lncohssplcuous and nnrr s;I Lloe'
cle soldiers could advonoo o', ,1,;4I'
c5fi unl Fapldlty and ease, AMI -" ~ WIN s1
- 4h Stacked in pairs o,. t ti9d ma
~ me grass or under t,.eos VI, thrown
s Iouto oe quite invisible ~ ncu9es,
s 9nofC oistance, and, even Is s s'C " very
numbar , ~ damaged than a similar
men wopld 4 tIs; The whole Of the
o1dinsr AVN, ,,.. then be available for the
one-th rtS work OF Infantry, thus addin inc
the So o.au TO the effective strenmfb =
snf , dG;1tach9ent, Such bodies Of c w. Ga
m rariers' drawn from amonr ~ I,o
-; To, N'i ~ or our arrnv. would 90
,,a ,euo. Vol Savile recently sn%%o " ,1'
t s special value in ~ 0 foIi
49, oouIS't the cycle soldiers Womb a~ ~';,,
wv W. many points in thc;r. f .'a!n
~ ngn compared with infantr,- ' tho,
w wbIla oG decidedly superior in S;n r
o mnlle' should occasion arisn - ~ 1l3'ou'
t trasI could drop his machine 'i in = -
man w, Wy act entirely as an Infantry.
VII hen keeping touch 0var
VIDE stretch OF coantrv tG C,I nrt Over a
won ,id" I Dy the ii@lt-ridinr scont
o Gu DC OF immense advanf5@o A.
c cUni Pareo with the cavalry sc0nt tho
man 1G ;l soldier would possess
ho important rccommcndot;oHs'
i would be much less consnto,'nI.'
3I~n lac cavalryman, not infer,or tn
- = ~ IN speed, much more indnranIon ~
= ~ mount should it be If onv t;,na
rIGGsSary lor him to operate on foot !
- io MS progress would he n,nro !
,He1C' especially at high speeds Re-
- Ine lighting line the ctclistvonl1 +
I, ~. 4ounu very useful. Messaoe ca1I.v- =
ms, DIS was remarked at recent d,y- y
o e,'9'on on tAeso points, is Door work r
u q cavalry soldier; valuable borsaS T
Ie "earled, and useful soldiers eo',t =
! wy On duties which could be az lrast -
: G1;lectIVely rendered by an re %
: !. r Isl, ana proper trained and or -
aniAeu body of cycling messnnmors Z
.oulu' feel, show a much biGbor Il
s,erage OF speed.-LongnaQns W2aa. -
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Styles in Conversation.

There is a fashion in conversation
among women. Last winter.
there was gathering OF the gender
Sex, the kitchen women, who had
never thrust their delicate hands into
dough or Redeemed their fair conlnlex-
ION before IN oven, talked Ike experts
"a the att q cooking ltwas the result
81 the IaSniona0le 'cooklng classes"
Tor young ladies. Some years AFRO the
topic was music. twas the first sea-
son OF German opera 1T the Metropol-
tan opera house. aud it was deemed
essential that every woman should ev-
i ndnlt some knowledge of the subject
MS year the topic is outdoor aninsa-
ihents' Snd the man who knows il not
Il uumn III The presence of fashionable
"omanhood.-H0tet Gasette.
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How to Bleach 1t.

The Standard is the gilt-edced club
OF the Hebrew element of the city.
ana an afternoon or evening there will
repay any one who has the rood for
tune TO be guest. The Hebrews can
give and take a joke about as grace
lully as any nationality. Sidney Smith
once SAID that it required surgical
operation to Get Il Scotchman to See a
Joke. The Hebrew is as unlike tbe
scot In this respect rs democrat is
unlike republican. | heard at thp
Standard the other evening 4 shot
winch would have famed almost any
other nationality. | do not vouch for
us originality, but is was new to me
4 merchant on Market street. who is
quite frequent in his libations. and
consequently carries nose as rubi-
cunu as one Of the danger lights on
5ne north side, was playing cards.
one OF the party Incidentally observed.
isaac YOU hat the most putiful hand
ever saw hung to n man. II is as
soft and vite rs voomans."
hen l vas poy. Shakup." re-
I. Isaac, Il always slcpd vid nv
manu- III Shammy skin. Dot made EN-
You peter pud dot nose of vonrs
N Shammy skin for awhile. Isaac"
Inc rctort broke up the game, bnt
isaac broke the neckS from n half
'ozeh OF extra Chicago Mail.
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"A woman III D4l.o1, G >. uas breastpr
containing lock Of hair which is said 10 hsv
oeen cut from the head Of George Wssfiog.
ton' The pin is oval in shape, OF old yellow
gold, and within circle OF diamonds is III.
ock If hair.
"A Michigan veteran OF the civil war pos
that was rived in the way of ratinus H. 1se,
IL Is 'esS CHASTITY relic than a bone. anu -
just as hard.
In 1o41, 26,o0o, O00:BrItIs fused $4,000
QUO pounds Of tobacco. Now 100000 USE
5000, 600 pounds.